WhoseKnowledge?

@WhoseKnowledge

Centering the knowledges of marginalised communities from around the world. Re-imagining the internet to be for and from us all.

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    2 jun. 2020

    (1/5) We are an anti-racist organization. Today, as everyday, we stand in solidarity with our Black communities and friends everywhere. We ask everyone else to reflect: what does it mean to be actively anti-racist, rather than passively non-racist? Share your practices with us.

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  2. 5 jul.

    Em comemoração aos 20 anos da em português, nossa co-diretora participou de um painel organizado pela . Ela conversou com voluntários sobre a edição de artigos e sobre as relações étnico-raciais na plataforma. 👇🏾

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  3. 5 jul.

    Thank you ! 🙏🏾 (And yes, we're big fans of 's over here ❤️)

    TIL about and I think you should, too. Reading ’s Distributed Blackness last night made me think about the presumed neutrality but default whiteness of the Internet. This seems like a terrific effort to address that.
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  4. 4 jul.

    We couldn't agree more with . 👇🏾 (For a glimpse into what we're learning with extraordinary Indigenous women leaders, see )

    Something I’m trying to impress upon settlers is that, given their shallow (hundred-odd year) connection to place versus Indigenous (millennia-deep) relations to place, we need settler scientists to sit back and listen when we say repair is actually possible in our lifetimes.
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  5. 2 jul.

    Listen to Sengupta - Whose Knowledge? Co - founder and longtime Wikipedian sharing tough love on how we can act to change this status quo and make Wikipedia and the Wikimedia movement more powerful and relevant for the world in this interview with

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  6. 2 jul.

    Only 20% of the world (primarily white male editors from North America and Europe) edits 80% of Wikipedia currently, and only 1 in 10 of the editors is female. The result is that there are more articles written about Antarctica than about most countries in Africa.

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  7. 2 jul.

    Public, online knowledge looks as it does because the majority of the internet’s users are not its producers.

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  8. 2 jul.

    See wikipedia pages wanting photos here

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  9. 2 jul.

    "Help connect millions of photos with millions of Wikipedia pages that need them. Let’s make more visually exciting!"

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  10. 30 jun.

    Have you signed up for our newsletter? Learn all about our campaigns, partnerships, and research to and build . Can't miss it! 👉

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  11. 30 jun.

    With the internet as the "new normal", creating diverse, inclusive & equitable digital infrastructure is key. But this remains a concern in many parts of the world. Read the essay by our co-director & Puthiya Purayil Sneha, from ⬇️

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    28 jun.

    ah yes, the gatekeeping of who is (known) and notable is prevalent on Wikipedia. have been working tirelessly to change this via but ofc, these things are (infra)structural. parallels to be made between this & Twitter's verification ~process

    Did you know that notable women are nearly twice as likely to be considered unremarkable? I did.
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  13. 27 jun.

    We support the campaign, knowing how we're disproportionately impacted by structures of harm and abuse online, as a feminist collective of racialised and marginalised women. Will you?👇🏾

    JUST LAUNCHED: We support the campaign because racialised and marginalised women continue to be disproportionately impacted by systemic harms online - censorship, hate speech, disinformation, radicalisation and algorithmic injustice.
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  14. retwitteó
    21 jun.

    So excited to welcome these two fabulous folks and as the new Comms Co-Leads, joining the amazing Claudia Pozo. I can't wait to see their collective magic. 💥🌟💜 And to all the wonderful people who applied, 🙏🏾. You're now in our community!

    We're thrilled to welcome on-board 2 wonderful Comms Co-Leads who will support us in creating new forms of awareness & engagement for our global campaign. Meet Arya Jeipea Karijo from Kenya and Priscila Bellini from Brazil! 🎉🎉 Read more: Thread🧵below👇🏾
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    21 jun.

    As the kids say these days: ✨ some personal news ✨

    We're thrilled to welcome on-board 2 wonderful Comms Co-Leads who will support us in creating new forms of awareness & engagement for our global campaign. Meet Arya Jeipea Karijo from Kenya and Priscila Bellini from Brazil! 🎉🎉 Read more: Thread🧵below👇🏾
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  16. 21 jun.

    Priscila Bellini is a Brazilian feminist journalist & researcher who has investigated anti-gender discourses & GBV in Brazil. She is a Chevening scholar + holds a Masters in Gender, Media&Culture from the LSE. We welcome Priscila as a new Comms Co-Lead at 🙌🏾

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  17. 21 jun.

    Arya Jeipea Karijo is a transgender woman & LBQ-ITGNC community organiser in Nairobi. She has worked as a feminist investigative journalist and is passionate about decolonisation as a way to free queer lives in Africa. We welcome Arya as a new Comms Co-Lead at 🙌🏾

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  18. 21 jun.

    We're thrilled to welcome on-board 2 wonderful Comms Co-Leads who will support us in creating new forms of awareness & engagement for our global campaign. Meet Arya Jeipea Karijo from Kenya and Priscila Bellini from Brazil! 🎉🎉 Read more: Thread🧵below👇🏾

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  19. retwitteó
    18 jun.

    El y estiman que “solamente alrededor de 500 de los más de 7000 idiomas del mundo están representados en línea”, dominando el inglés y el chino. ¿Quieres saber más? aquí la liga.

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  20. 11 jun.

    Can't wait either, ! ❤💥

    Thanks for our insightful convo on algo accountability! (When is IRL again, can't wait to geek out w/ ab/t decolonizing Internet&show them this Tibetan script shirt💛)
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  21. 9 jun.

    "Debemos dejar de pensar que las minorías no están representadas en Internet: es la mayoría la que no está representada. No podemos sin tomar en cuenta las miradas diversas desde el Sur" con en vivo en

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